Item Details

title

POSTTRIAL CLINICAL ACCESS: AN EXAMINATION OF THE PRINCIPLES AND GUIDELINES SUPPORTING THE POSTTRIAL ACCESS FRAMEWORK AND A DETERMINATION OF WHETHER THE UNITED STATES CAN DEVELOP A GUIDANCE MANDATING THE PROVISION OF POSTTRIAL ACCESS

author

Barner, Dionne Doshia

abstract

The increased numbers of clinical trials taking place developing countries have raised issues concerning the researcher's obligation to trial participants, the host community, or the host country at the conclusion of a clinical trial. One of the most controversial obligations is the provision of posttrial access after a clinical research trial. This thesis summarizes the principles and guidelines that suggest or require the inclusion of a posttrial access framework at the conclusion of a clinical research trial in the specific context of HIV antiretroviral clinical trials conducted in developing countries, and determines whether the National Institutes of Health's existing posttrial access provision adequately addresses the issues related to mandating posttrial access.

subject

AIDS

Antiretroviral Treatment

Clinical Trial

HIV

National Institutes of Health

Research

contributor

King, Nancy M. (committee chair)

Iltis, Ana (committee member)

date

2011-02-16T21:42:12Z (accessioned)

2011-12-16T09:30:12Z (available)

2010 (issued)

degree

Bioethics (discipline)

embargo

2011-12-16 (terms)

identifier

http://hdl.handle.net/10339/30393 (uri)

language

en (iso)

publisher

Wake Forest University

type

Thesis